AI workflows allow you to automate tasks and processes
You should now see the AI Workflow menu on the left side of the dashboard.
If it doesn’t appear, please check the Menu Reordering options to ensure that AI Workflow is enabled
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To add a new workflow, click “+Create workflow”
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Add an AI Agent that you want to run
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The Input field is the initial command that a person gives to the Agent when executing an AI Agent. You can write it in natural language like “Analyze today’s stocks” or “Write a weekly report.”
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When executing through a Webhook or according to a Schedule, you might want slightly different behavior each time it runs. This is achieved through “Arguments.”
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The argument defined in this way is referred to in AI Agent
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If a variable is defined in AI Agent, you can assign it to a variable value
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For testing purposes, you can click the “Run” button in the top right corner to test it
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Webhooks #
AI Workflow has a built-in webhook trigger. It can be executed by calling a webhook when an internal event occurs or through Zapier.
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To run a webhook, you need to create a Member Token. You can create a Member Token through the Account Management > Token menu.
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It can be executed with Member-Token header. Argument can be placed in the post body.
curl -X POST -H "Member-Token: YOUR_MEMBER_TOKEN" -d ‘{“my_location”: “Seoul”}’ WEBHOOK_URLIf you want to run it periodically, add a Schedule Trigger.
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The execution log can be checked in the “Log” menu.
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